Today's Lists at Stockpickr

NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- After the market close, Stockpickr updates a series of portfolios called Today's Lists with information from that trading day. It's a useful tool for getting a quick picture of how the market moved that day.

If you are a Stockpickr member and have a Today's List stock in one of your portfolios, you'll receive an email alert after that list is updated. You can become a Stockpickr member here.

Here's a sampling of what made Today's Lists today, Aug. 24:

52-Week Highs: Among Monday's 52-week highs was Charlotte Russe(CHIC), which rose to $17.40 before closing up 25.9% for the day at $17.36, after announcing that it would be taken private. Starbucks(SBUX) continued its ascent, hitting a new high of $19.85 before closing down 2.4% for the day at $19.24. For more stocks that hit new highs, visit the 52-Week-Highs list.

Biggest % Gainers: Fannie Mae(symbol) and Freddie Mac(FRE) both saw large gains on Monday, of 41.7% and 18.5%, respectively, on huge volume after the Fed's Friday announcement that it had bought some of the companies' debt. For more stocks that were up big on Monday, visit the Biggest & Gainers list.

Unusual Options Activity: Stocks experiencing unusually high options activity included Hewlett-Packard(HPQ) and Intel(INTC). For more stocks experiencing high options activity, visit the Unusual Options Activity list.

Analyst Upgrades: Monday's upgrades included Advanced Micro Devices(AMD), which Citigroup bumped to buy from hold; Capital One Financial(COF), which Barclays upgraded to overweight from equal-weight; and Cheesecake Factory(CAKE), which got a boost to neutral from underweight from Piper Jaffray. For more upgrades, visit the Analyst Upgrades list.

Analyst Downgrades: Deutsche Bank downgraded Nokia(NOK) to hold from buy on Monday, while Citigroup knocked Toll Brothers(TOL) down to hold from buy. For more downgrades, visit the Analyst Downgrades list.

See all of Today's Lists here, including 52-Week Lows, Biggest % Losers and Rising on Unusual Volume.

-- Written by Rebecca Corvino in New York.

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